Yaquina Bay Light

Supposedly haunted lighthouse located in Newport, Oregon, United States. It only operated as a lighthouse from 1871 to 1874, slightly less than three years. Over the years it since it served a variety of services, but it currently operates as a museum.

While not known for its paranormal activity, Yaquina Bay Light has a number of ghost stories associated with it.

History
Built in 1871 by Ben Simpson, the light was first lit on November 3rd of the same year. The light had a fifth-order Fresnel lens with a range of 6 miles out to sea, guiding boats into Yaquina Bay.

It remained in operation until October 1st of 1874, having been decommissioned shortly after the construction and lighting of the nearby Cape Foulweather Light (know known as Yaquina Head Light). After that it sat empty for years until 1888 when the Army Corps of Engineers used it to house workers working on the north and south jetties leading into the bay.